htmx

last touched before The Current Hotness was conceived of

well, it's basically a tokenizer w/ a curly counter in it

can't do nested stuff, but probably good enough for config

mmm, but won't turn stuff like `true` into `true`

what about a function that takes object literal notation and turns it into proper JSON

would lead to possible bad error messages

```js
function JSONize(str) {
  return str
    // wrap keys without quote with valid double quote
    .replace(/([\$\w]+)\s*:/g, function(_, $1){return '"'+$1+'":'})    
    // replacing single quote wrapped ones to double quote 
    .replace(/'([^']+)'/g, function(_, $1){return '"'+$1+'"'})         
}
```

`{ title: "htmx: high powered tools for html" }`

```
{ title: "htmx - 'high' powered tools for html" }
```

i feel like a sufficiently aggressive for loop should be able to handle this transformation

we are not talking about hyperscript here folks

```html
 <meta name="htmx-config" content="default-swap-style outerHTML include-indicator-styles false">
```

What are people using for client side scripting other than hyper script? I saw alpine.js, but it felt like just writing JavaScript as string attributes

I was curious if jmacro might work - it's still JavaScript, but as a quasiquoter in Haskell, I figured it'd at least be checked at compile time

Kinda wish I could just compile Haskell to Js in small snippets of lucid or something

hi everyone, i need help with this. i am filtering my product based on category usinging a html partial. when the partial loads it filters properly and returns the right products but it is unable to load the product images. can someone tell me why and what i can do to resolve it. thank you

It’s hard to say without code, but check the image URLs in your browser dev tools to confirm that they’re going to the right place. Htmx is just regular http requests, so nothing funny should be happening.

Question I got from someone: can you load additional Js and/or CSS using htmx?